They look a bit crumbly but their inventor calls them a novelty in human history: bricks made of lunar soil. A materials researcher at the German Aerospace Center in Cologne is currently developing a process that could be used in building structures, paving paths and laying foundations on the moon. &nbsp;

Bricks made of lunar soil

They look a bit crumbly but their inventor calls them a novelty in human history: bricks made of lunar soil. A materials researcher at the German Aerospace Center in Cologne is currently developing a process that could be used in building structures, paving paths and laying foundations on the moon. &nbsp;

The GAFA companies Google, Amazon, Facebook and Apple largely owe their market dominance to years of unchecked data collection. The services they off are free, but users have been indirectly paying with their data.
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The power of Google & Co.

The GAFA companies Google, Amazon, Facebook and Apple largely owe their market dominance to years of unchecked data collection. The services they off are free, but users have been indirectly paying with their data.
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Brussels and Washington will set up an early-warning system to detect semiconductor shortages: That decision coming out of the second EU-US Trade and Technology Council summit in Paris. Officials are also planning joint measures against cyber attacks, especially from Russia and China. DW spoke with EU Competition Commissioner Margarethe Vestager.&nbsp;

US, EU to boost coordination on chips supply

Brussels and Washington will set up an early-warning system to detect semiconductor shortages: That decision coming out of the second EU-US Trade and Technology Council summit in Paris. Officials are also planning joint measures against cyber attacks, especially from Russia and China. DW spoke with EU Competition Commissioner Margarethe Vestager.&nbsp;

When NATO foreign ministers gather in Berlin for an informal meeting, they will be joined by the foreign ministers of Sweden and Finland to discuss a potential NATO membership of the two countries. DW looks at what that would mean for NATO.

How NATO stands to benefit from Sweden, Finland joining

When NATO foreign ministers gather in Berlin for an informal meeting, they will be joined by the foreign ministers of Sweden and Finland to discuss a potential NATO membership of the two countries. DW looks at what that would mean for NATO.

DW&rsquo;s Emmanuelle Chaze visited a school camp in a western Ukrainian town. There, locals have mobilized resources and manpower to give young displaced children a safe haven.
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Ukrainian school camp for child refugees offers safe space

DW&rsquo;s Emmanuelle Chaze visited a school camp in a western Ukrainian town. There, locals have mobilized resources and manpower to give young displaced children a safe haven.
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In Somalia a humanitarian catastrophe is unfolding: 6 million people face acute food insecurity, among them are 1.4 million children. A famine could hit if aid agencies don&rsquo;t receive urgent funding. After a devastating locust invasion, the economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and the ongoing drought, the war in Ukraine might be the latest blow to the already worrying situation in East Africa.

Somalia: a humanitarian catastrophe is unfolding

In Somalia a humanitarian catastrophe is unfolding: 6 million people face acute food insecurity, among them are 1.4 million children. A famine could hit if aid agencies don&rsquo;t receive urgent funding. After a devastating locust invasion, the economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and the ongoing drought, the war in Ukraine might be the latest blow to the already worrying situation in East Africa.

Even a moderate internet speed is expensive in many countries. But there are ideas to cut the price: from state-aided affordable internet plans to stricter guidelines for networks providers. How could YOU get cheap &amp; fast internet?
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Can the Internet be for Free?

Even a moderate internet speed is expensive in many countries. But there are ideas to cut the price: from state-aided affordable internet plans to stricter guidelines for networks providers. How could YOU get cheap &amp; fast internet?
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DW science correspondent Derrick Williams keeps you up to date with the latest research and facts. This time he answers the question: Could SARS-CoV-2 be modified into a "light" version of the virus that's more harmless?

Could SARS-CoV-2 be modified to be become harmless?

DW science correspondent Derrick Williams keeps you up to date with the latest research and facts. This time he answers the question: Could SARS-CoV-2 be modified into a "light" version of the virus that's more harmless?

Vladimir Putin has led Russia into a brutal and inconclusive war. He clearly faces big challenges. So how will he react? Guests: Angelina Davydova (Russian Journalist), Tyson Barker (German Council on Foreign Relations), Roman Goncharenko (DW)

Is Putin leading Russia towards disaster?

Vladimir Putin has led Russia into a brutal and inconclusive war. He clearly faces big challenges. So how will he react? Guests: Angelina Davydova (Russian Journalist), Tyson Barker (German Council on Foreign Relations), Roman Goncharenko (DW)

Whether we like it or not, robots and machines are advancing rapidly in today's technology-focused world. The next step is artificial intelligence feeling human emotions. But is it possible?&nbsp;&nbsp;As we step into a new era of robots and humans working more closely together, will AI override their own controlled systems and programming and begin to feel real feelings like us.

Robots with emotions Are we there yet

Whether we like it or not, robots and machines are advancing rapidly in today's technology-focused world. The next step is artificial intelligence feeling human emotions. But is it possible?&nbsp;&nbsp;As we step into a new era of robots and humans working more closely together, will AI override their own controlled systems and programming and begin to feel real feelings like us.

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